Non‑Discrimination Policy
March 19, 2010
Eden Alternative Tip of the Week from the Book 'Dementia Beyond Drugs'
Excerpts from the “Other Eyes” chapter of Dementia Beyond Drugs by Dr. Allen Power The biomedical model sees dementia mostly as neuropathology. However, viewing only what can be easi...
March 17, 2010
Guys' Day Out
This afternoon some of the guys from Hale Makua Wailuku went up to Iao Valley for a picnic. The guys chose to order lunch from their favorite local restaurant, Juan’s Kitchen, and enjoyed the...
March 16, 2010
The Price Is Right Comes to Hale Makua
This afternoon residents at Hale Makua Wailuku were engaged in a game of the Price Is Right. Like the TV show residents were asked to guess what the prices of featured items were. While no one won ...
March 11, 2010
Residents Get Their Nails Done
This afternoon residents were treated to manicures. Manicure treatments help improve the look and feel of hands and fingernails, as well as clean, strengthen, shape, and make nails attractive. T...
March 10, 2010
Pet Therapy
Twice a month at Hale Makua Kahului and at Hale Makua Wailuku, Dr. Shannon Dominguez of Haku Baldwin Center brings pets in to spend time with the residents. Studies have found that spending time wi...
March 08, 2010
National Honor Society Students Service Project
This past Saturday 30 National Honor Society Students from Baldwin High School participated in a service project at Hale Makua Kahului. Students helped with the landscaping and beautification of th...
March 05, 2010
Healing Music
We were delighted to invite Gerit Williams into our Hale Makua ohana this past Wednesday. Gerit is a virtuoso acoustic guitarist with a truly unique sound that is bluesy, classical, flamenco, rock ...
March 03, 2010
Eden Tree plaque Symbols of Recognition
The ten empty spaces on the Eden Tree plaque represent each of the Ten Principles of the Eden Alternative. The intention of these spaces is to provide us with ten opportunities to celebrate ongoi...
March 01, 2010
Hanafuda Championship Held
Hale Makua residents love playing cards. They especially enjoy the Japanese card game of Hanafuda. The name “Hanafuda” literally translates as ‘flower cards’. Today Hale...